- Service Name
Workskills
- Industry
Employment Services, Community Services, Non-Profit, Workforce Development
- Main Value Proposition
Workskills offers tailored employment services that empower Tasmanians to build skills and secure meaningful employment.
- Description
Workskills is a not-for-profit organization that provides community-based employment services to help Tasmanians find and maintain jobs. They offer various programs aimed at skill development and job placement for individuals, particularly youth and parents.
- Key Features
Workforce Australia Services for job placement and retention; Workskills Youth programs for skill-building in young people; Parent Pathways for supporting primary caregivers; Collaboration with employers for recruitment and staffing needs
- Use Cases
Young individuals seeking to build skills for their first job; Parents looking to re-enter the workforce after childcare; Employers needing assistance with recruitment and staffing
- Competitive advantages
Long-standing experience of 40 years in the community; Comprehensive support for both job seekers and employers; Specialized programs for youth and parents, addressing specific community needs
- Strengths
Workskills' main strengths include its deep community roots, extensive experience in employment services, and a diverse range of programs tailored to various demographics.
- Positioning
Workskills positions itself as a community-centric employment service provider dedicated to enhancing the employability of Tasmanians.
- Audience
The primary target users are Tasmanian job seekers, particularly youth and parents, as well as employers looking for recruitment support.
- Brand Positioning
Workskills is identified as a supportive, community-focused organization that prioritizes the needs of local job seekers and employers.
- CTA
Take Action
- Differentiation
Workskills uniquely focuses on the Tasmanian community, providing localized support and services that cater specifically to the needs of Tasmanians.
- Tagline
We help you to find and keep a job
- Tags
employment support
youth programs
community services
job placement
- Tone of Voice
Supportive, community-oriented, empowering
- Founded
1983-01-01